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Your opinions , please .
Is Morocco drowning in rubbish?


Overflowing piles of rubbish caused most of last year's cholera outbreaks in Africa, according to the UN, but why are our streets so dirty?

In some towns, people have to pick their way through household waste, such as plastic bottles, papers, mouldy vegetables and human waste. Some people live on stinking rubbish dumps.
The health and environmental consequences are dire: dysentery and cholera spread through flies attracted to the stench of rubbish.

So, why is your street dirty? What do you want your government to do? How do you keep your streets clean? What do you think should be done with the rubbish? Are we recycling enough? Do you have a personal experience of living near to or on a rubbish dump?

Here's a Moroccan citizen's comment as an example :

People in Morocco are generally not aware of the harm they cause when they throw away their rubbish on the streets. We also have the habit of eating sunflower seeds and other nuts which produce a lot of waste.
(Nador, Morocco.)

So , what's yours?

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